Share article:
Share article:

Caveat Reader
Because this review will be read by current and previous Leica owners as well as people who have never seen one in the flesh, let alone shot with one, it will likely be impossible to satisfy the interests of both constituencies. Experienced users as well as those wondering if Leica has finally nailed the digital M (it has) will want to know specifics, and on the other hand there will be those who have heard about the Leica mystique, but simply wonder if it's for them. The details of what's working and what's still problematic will likely be pretty meaningless for them though.
But, I'll try and satisfy both, at the risk of this becoming quite a verbose piece. Since it's proving fun to write though, hopefully it will also be fun to read.
Biases
I'm going to put my biases on the table up front – though if you've been reading my ramblings over the years there'll be nothing surprising here.
Firstly – I am a huge fan of M series Leica cameras (having worked with them profess...

Read this story and all the best stories on The Luminous Landscape

The author has made this story available to Luminous Landscape members only. Upgrade to get instant access to this story and other benefits available only to members.

Why choose us?

Luminous-Landscape is a membership site. Our website contains over 5300 articles on almost every topic, camera, lens and printer you can imagine. Our membership model is simple, a Dollar-a-Month ($12.00 USD a year). This $12 gains you access to a wealth of information including all our past and future video tutorials on such topics as Lightroom, Capture One, Printing, file management and dozens of interviews and travel videos.

  • New Articles every few days
  • All original content found nowhere else on the web
  • No Pop Up Google Sense ads – Our advertisers are photo related
  • Download/stream video to any device
  • NEW videos monthly
  • Top well-known photographer contributors
  • Posts from industry leaders
  • Speciality Photography Workshops
  • Mobile device scalable
  • Exclusive video interviews
  • Special vendor offers for members
  • Hands On Product reviews
  • FREE – User Forum. One of the most read user forums on the internet
  • Access to our community Buy and Sell pages; for members only.
Share article:
Michael Reichmann is the founder of the Luminous Landscape. Michael passed away in May 2016. Since its inception in 1999 LuLa has become the world's largest site devoted to the art, craft, and technology of photography. Each month more than one million people from every country on the globe visit LuLa.
See all articles by this author

You may also like

hcu
Camera & Technology

Fujifilm GFX Eterna: Redefining Cinema with Medium-Format

Fujifilm’s GFX Eterna brings medium-format detail and classic film aesthetics to digital cinema.
Jon Swindall

Jon Swindall

·

November 12, 2024

·

7 minutes read


umku
Camera & Technology

They Told You Wrong About ISO

Beyond ISO 100: Permission to push your camera's limits.
Ed Schlotzhauer

Ed Schlotzhauer

·

November 11, 2024

·

6 minutes read